Hi guys,
I’m just wondering if there is any way to lock the zbrush viewport so it doesn’t rotate or move. I find it very annoying when I try to render my render passes in zbrush and if I accidentally rotated my model I have to render all my passes again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
You can drop your tool in the canvas (Ctrl+D) or use a marker to store your tool’s position.
With a marker you can edit your tool and then place it in the canvas in it’s marked position
Holding shift will lock you to the standard isometric views.
I commonly would be working on an edge and accidentally hit off the canvas and ruin my perspective causing a readjust. The Shift key fixes my problem because this is much more of an issue when working with reference images.
cheers
I have to say this is a really annoying problem with ZBrush. Especially if you line up a photo ontop, get ready to start doing some tweaks, and your pen doesn’t even touch the tabled and bam the viewport snaps or changes.
So, I found on forums remove the ‘auto select subtool’ which sort of helps.
But seriously this is ANNOYING. Spend all the time aligning an overlay photo using spotlight, then randomly ’ boom’ your tool flies somewhere else.
Is there any REAL way to lock the viewport? The markers just plain well don’t work for me. Thanks.